About Payment Protection Insurance (PPI)

What is it?

PPI or Payment Protection Insurance is to cover loan or card repayments in case of accident, sickness or unemployment (often referred to in legal documents as ASU). Like any form of insurance, there's nothing wrong with it in principle. However, if you bought your PPI from the same company that sold you the loan it protects, then it's highly likely you're paying up to three times as much as you should be - and that's if you weren't missold the whole thing in the first place.

Do I qualify for compensation?

There are 35 million PPI policies in the UK, generating about £5 billion a year for the companies involved. If your policy was mis-sold or over-priced, we think you should receive compensation, and we also think they can probably more than afford it. Mis-selling of PPI ranges from your being told that you had to take it to qualify for the main loan, to not being told that a commission was being paid to whoever sold you the PPI.

What do I do?

For a free no obligation assessment of whether you're eligible for compensation, please call us freephone on 0800 092 1909 . Or leave your details here and one of our trained representatives will call you. No win no fee means you have nothing to pay until your claim is successfully completed.

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